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Hello all Fuji x shooters,

 

I'm a Fuji-x converter from Canon ~2 years ago, and owns both used x100s (mainly for off-camera flash) and x-e2 for all other purposes. 

 

My gears:

- X100s and Canon EX-580 + sync cord for shooting off-camera flash

- Used X-E2

- Lenses: 14mm, 35mm, 56mm.

 

I loves to shoot environmental portraits and most of my pleasure time are spent snap-shooting photos of my kids & family on the go.  With these little cameras, I'm able to travel much lighter, ease, and spend a lot of more time enjoying the views, playing with my kids and family.   I'm always a fan of landscape when I have a chance but i no longer carry tripod so all landscapes are shot handheld unfortunately :):) :).  

 

Being a Canon shooter who shots RAWs all the time, I'm amazed at how Fuji system creates beautiful JPG and color rendering and since then, I mostly shoots in JPG with little post processing in CS6.  The sharpness of these lenses way surpasses what Canon lenses could do.

 

Unfortunately, some of the files are bigger than 500KB allowed so I cannot post some of my favorite shots :).  Will adjust the size later if you would like to see them.

 

Thank you very much for viewing my photos.  Any feedback/comment is appreciated.

 

-Phi

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These are shot at ISO 6400, hand-held & de-noised by CS 6. 

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